2026 World Cup Host Cities and Stadiums: Full List of 16 Venues

The 2026 World Cup is jointly hosted by the United States, Canada, and Mexico, featuring 16 host cities and 16 stadiums. Below is the complete list of venues, capacities, and match stages.

1. United States Host Cities & Venues (11 cities)

CityStadiumCapacityStages

New York/New Jersey	MetLife Stadium	82,500	Final, Semi-finals
Los Angeles	SoFi Stadium	70,240	Group, Quarter-finals
Dallas	AT&T Stadium	80,000	Group, Semi-finals
Kansas City	Arrowhead Stadium	76,416	Group, Quarter-finals
Houston	NRG Stadium	72,220	Group, Quarter-finals
San Francisco	Levi’s Stadium	68,500	Group, Round of 32
Seattle	Lumen Field	69,000	Group, Round of 32
Atlanta	Mercedes-Benz Stadium	71,000	Group, Quarter-finals
Philadelphia	Lincoln Financial Field	69,796	Group, Round of 32
Boston	Gillette Stadium	65,878	Group, Round of 32
Miami	Hard Rock Stadium	64,767	Group, Quarter-finals

2. Canada Host Cities & Venues (2 cities)

CityStadiumCapacityStages

Toronto	BMO Field	45,736	Group, Round of 32
Vancouver	BC Place	54,500	Group, Round of 32

3. Mexico Host Cities & Venues (3 cities)

CityStadiumCapacityStages

Mexico City	Estadio Azteca	87,523	Group, Round of 32, Opening Match
Monterrey	Estadio BBVA	53,500	Group, Round of 32
Guadalajara	Estadio Akron	46,232	Group, Round of 32

4. Match Count by Country

🏟️ United States: 11 cities, approx. 70 matches
🏟️ Canada: 2 cities, approx. 10-12 matches
🏟️ Mexico: 3 cities, approx. 15-18 matches

5. Popular Host City Guides

Vancouver 2026 World Cup match dates

BC Place will host group stage and Round of 32 matches. Specific matchups will be announced after the group draw.

New York World Cup schedule

MetLife Stadium will host the Final and Semi-finals. One of the best World Cup viewing experiences in North America.

Seattle World Cup schedule

Lumen Field is known for its passionate fan atmosphere, hosting group stage and Round of 32 matches.

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